163 Aviation Bachelor's Degree Programs

IPSA trains aeronautics and space enthusiasts through its specialist engineering course. Located at the crossroads of the industrial and academic worlds and with its research laboratories dedicated to aerospace, it places innovation at the heart of its training and also promotes international openness.

Our internationally renowned Bachelor of Engineering degree offers an exceptionally comprehensive range of programs. You’ll gain hands-on experience across a range of engineering activities, including the design of aircraft, vehicles, machinery, software, telecommunications systems, medical devices, and solutions to environmental challenges.

Prepare for a future career in aviation engineering with the Aviation Engineering BEng (Hons) degree course from Kingston University. This course aligns with the UK Standard for Professional Engineering Competence (UK-SPEC) and meets the academic requirements for Incorporated Engineering (IEng) Membership of the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS).

Aviation engineering is a science that literally and figuratively takes us to the sky. True, you have already learned this – although your first paper plane was probably not as good as the prototypes you created later – it is a start.

Our Aviation Science and Drone Technologies major, part of the Applied Physics and Engineering program, will provide you with the skills and knowledge needed to become an industry leader in a variety of drone-related fields, including small drone piloting, remote sensing system design and operations, mission planning, and data analytics.

This is the only UK degree that mirrors the requirements of the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Part-147-approved courses. It covers all the knowledge requirements specified in the EASA category B1.1 aircraft maintenance engineering licence syllabus (Part 66). This degree is accredited by the Royal Aeronautical Society (RAeS) as meeting the requirements for IEng registration with the Engineering Council.

The Degree in Aerospace Engineering trains future Engineers, Aeronautical Technicians (regulated profession) who deal with the design, construction, maintenance and improvement of aircraft and space vehicles, as well as all the equipment, subsystems and infrastructures they require .

The concentration in Aerospace Engineering is available as a way to specialize your B.S. in Mechanical Engineering. In the aerospace engineering concentration, you’ll learn about the development of aircraft (aeronautics), spacecraft (astronautics) and related technologies. Aerospace engineering areas of study include flight aerodynamics, flight and orbital mechanics, stability and control, aerospace propulsion, aerospace structures and materials, and vehicle design. If you’re interested in this concentration, you should apply in your first or second year.

La industria aeroespacial en España ha experimentado un crecimiento notable en las últimas décadas, consolidándose como uno de los sectores más estratégicos y de mayor proyección a nivel nacional e internacional. Genera más de 58.000 empleos directos de alta cualificación y, en 2022, su facturación superó los 13.000 millones de euros. Esta cifra coloca a España entre los principales actores de la industria aeroespacial en Europa, detrás de países como Francia, Alemania y Reino Unido.

Do you have an engineering foundation degree from Kingston University? Or, do you hold an EASA Cat B aircraft engineering licence? If so, this course is a perfect choice to top-up your qualification to an honours degree.

Aerospace engineering at Kingston has an innovative curriculum, excellent links with industry and cutting-edge facilities. Kingston is the perfect place to study aerodynamics, propulsion, structures, dynamics and materials. You'll put the theory straight into practice, applying what you learn to the problems of aerospace design and taking part in a group design project.

The Degree in Aerospace Engineering at Universidad Europea is a regulated degree, designed to train future aerospace engineers through a multidisciplinary curriculum. Our graduates of the degree in aerospace engineering will have multiple options to work in various sectors, including, for example, in engineering, public functions, or the area of research and teaching.

Established in 1999, the International Double Degree Program (IDDP) is jointly run by Kasetsart University (KU) in Bangkok, Thailand and RMIT University in Melbourne, Australia. The program aims to deliver graduates with qualifications and skills in both Aerospace Engineering and Business Management. The IDDP has been developed specifically to meet the current and future demands of the industry. 

The Bachelor's Degree in Aerospace Engineering aims to train professionals to work in companies that design, manufacture, and certify a large variety of products and systems, ranging from space shuttles and satellites to helicopters and airplanes, to rocket and jet engines. Aerospace companies also design and certify airport and air navigation systems, as well as the tools the specialist needs to maintain such vehicles and systems.

Studying an Aerospace Engineering degree gives you expert training in the theory and operation of aeronautical vehicles, from jet-powered and propeller-driven planes to gliders and helicopters.